Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
Butte notes list piano tuners and services at Orton Bros and 219 N Main, with many visits between Butte Helena Virginia City Dillon and Great Falls. Reports include deaths, excursions, railroad rates, theater listings, and travel to Helena ballgame with Great Northern sleeping car service. Mayor John B Goode attended Idaho convention with 188 votes.
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Baltimore Cigar
Orton Bros Bk
Sherman
John
Adams
Butte
D. Hooker
Dillon
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St.Paul
Henry Nickel
West
Granite Street
Great Northern
Helena
Manitou
Montana Liquor Co
Montana
Big Hole
James Redman
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Gregson Springs
John B. Goode
Kootenai County
Idaho
Pocatello
Goode
Eagle Pharmacy Ad Promises Savings on Prescriptions
Bring Us Your Prescriptions. We will save you money and give you the purest goods obtainable. Eagle Pharmacy, 27 South Main.
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Eagle Pharmacy
South Main
Anaconda Takes Second at Season End
Anaconda finishes runner up in the first season standings as the team claims second place at the close of the campaign.
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Anaconda
Schill's Three Home Runs Spark Anaconda Win
Anaconda defeated Great Falls 14 to 3 in a high scoring game at Mountain View. Schill hit three home runs driving in six runs while Knox and Grim added key two-baggers and three baggers. Davis staged early runs for Great Falls, but Anaconda's offense exploded from the fifth inning on as fielding miscues and long hits widened the gap.
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Great Falls
Anaconda
Indians
Schill
McHale
Knox
Grim
Hurlburt
O'Brien
Tinker
Clarkson
Davis
Carter
Muller
Shelton
Peeples
Huston
Menefee
Schils
Deisel
Swindell
Swindells
Sehils
Lynch
Zearfoss
O’brien
Brien
Blue Telegraph
Home Run Storm Powers Anaconda Past Great Falls
Anaconda defeats Great Falls 14 to 3 in a hot day game. Shils hits three home runs while Knox Grim and Hurlburt add key extra-base hits. Davis earns the win with four strikeouts and four walks as Anaconda scores five earned runs and steals two bases. Attendance around 1,150.
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Great Falls
Eporion
Wbisisse
Asashene
Greiiisse
Cate
Anaconda
Grim-Schils
Tinker-Peeples-Huston
Deisel
Muller
Davis
O'Brien
Shelton
Knox
Grim
Hurlburt
Schils
Great Falls Ranks Division of Baseball Season Welcomed
Great Falls July 22 The division of the baseball season was welcomed by fans and clubs as it promises better attendance more interest and a stronger league structure. Helena's earlier actions had cast doubt but the Standard confirms all clubs start evenly today boosting local baseball prospects.
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Standard
Great Falls
Helena
Sensational 16 inning tie in Chicago game
Chicago and visitors battled 16 innings ending in a scoreless draw as darkness halted play. Katoll and Buckley held firm for Chicago while Hoffer and Spies spurred late pushes. Other scores noted include Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 5 and Milwaukee 6 Buffalo 7 with Deer Lodge five inning game won by West Side 9 to 6.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Hoffer
Katoll
West Side
Deer Lodge
West Sides
W. Trennery
Stars
Claybourn
Dolan
MelIntyre
Hauswirth
Hocking
Trennery
James
Vadnnte
Bimrose
Hopkins
Foley
Fournier
Belleview
Bushnell
Webb
Perham
Maninge
Phil Wiseman
Eleven Innings Decide Superior Ball Game Helena Butte
Eleven innings were needed to decide the game as Helena and Butte played a sharp, well fielded contest. Butte won in the eleventh after Saulsbury faltered in the ninth and Marshall made a costly error. Attendance reached 1,200 with a large Butte contingent cheering on their team.
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Helena
Butte
Fettle
Smoky City
St. Vrain
Reville
Saulsbury
Marshall
Dunleavy
Bissell
Splendid
Helenas
Thieleman
Pilcher
Teac
Burke
Schmeer
Veces
Haammong
Coicass
Dunigavssgiseiss Isé
Beeville
Piccace
ThielemMan
Chessy Srsiss
Donohue
Vacsey
AB. R. H. PO
Iid
Tiisdsie
Linc Cesses
Rewcliewt
Dnasiraare
Bessie
Tonings
Ryan
Neal
Hurley
McDonough
McCarthy
Beville
Hammond
Balla
Bal— Brown
Pileher
Hammond Buttes
Rao
Umpiire
Brennan
Electric light Pullman sleeper on the North Coast Limited
The handsomest tourist sleeper that ever turned a wheel the electric light Pullman tourist sleeper on the North Coast Limited from Butte to St. Paul. Try our North Coast Limited.
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Butte
St. Paul
Man Arrested After Theft From Camp Near Bodine Spur
James McNeal was arrested on a theft charge after John Gerrick, contractor for a water pipeline from the Big Hole river to Butte, reported fittings valued at about $200 missing from his buggy near Bodine spur. Gerrick pursued the rig to Divide, recovered the cart cushion, and handed McNeal over to police. McNeal claimed the cushion found in his cart belonged to others and said he was aiding a friend.
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John Gerrick
Big Hole
Butte
James McNeal
Bodine Spur
Gerrick
Divide
Evarts
Serrick
McNeal
Mining assay report notes metals and percentages
Three feet of galena average sample shows gold $1, silver 7.2 to 10 ounces, copper 4.2 to 10 percent, lead 174 percent. Adjacent hanging wall copper at 100 feet depth averages 11.2 to 10 percent copper, 7 ounces silver, gold 5 cents. Copy of certificates by F. H. McClure assayer, Denver to Rock Island, Butte.
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F. H. McClure
Denver
Rock Island
Butte
Reward offer for proving Mayer fails to place best mainspring
An advertisement offers a $25 reward to anyone proving that E. F. Mayer of 40 West Park does not install the best mainspring priced at $1. Watch cleaning is available for $1.56.
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E. F. Mayer
West Park
Slaves and schemes in a Cuban money ruse
Two Cuban men, Mendez and Guardia, travel to the United States and plan to raise funds by presenting Guardia as a slave purchased for sale. They stage the ruse on a plantation near the sugar coast, with Guardia forced to play the role while Mendez seeks money. The tale unfolds with deception and danger amid a postwar era.
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New York Sun
Ubans
Mendez
Guardia
United States
Cuba
New York
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Mendez Sale of Body Servant Guardia to Cubans Ends in Memoir
Mendez leaves New Orleans after a four day visit and sells his body servant Guardia for 1000 dollars to a host. Guardia escapes to freedom in Cuba via New York. The pair travel by Mississippi river to Pittsboro and then to New York, later repaying the host and a letter of apology is sent with a returned offer for Guardia.
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Mendez
Rome
Guardia
New Orleans
New York
Mr. Mendez
Cuba
Mississippi
Pittsboro
Couldn’t Fool Her Mrs Hiram Offen Bridget Beans
A Philadelphia Press item recalls a humorous servant exchange with Mrs Hiram Offen Bridget boasting she cannot be stringed. The playful dialogue ends with the servant refusing to be controlled, highlighting domestic satire.
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Hiram Offen
Bridget
Philadelphia Press
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Butte News
The
Mast Broadway
Telephone
Charles Heilbronner
May McDeed
Virginia City
Myra Clark
J. J. Kelly
W. G. Young
Hennessy Block
Harry M. Wood
H. Lemon
Miss Lemon
Marie Crangle
T. E. Castle
N. B. Davidson
Guy
J. M. Froehlich
W. Edwy
Dr. Henson
R. D. Mendelssohn
J. Moritz
AB Deisel
Peeesees
M. FO
E Swindella
Ee Earner Lynch
Saan
Chils
P. Ct
Butte Eeeres
R. H. Eid Shacks
Subae Shell Watiostaming
Katoll and Buckley
Hoffer and Spies
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Detroit
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
James MccNeal
BANKS
Lee Mantle
C . Schutarlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R.ea
A. B. Clements
Secretarus Keinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskins
Axminster
Royal Wilton Rugs
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Cigar Department
Horse-Shoe
Climax
Whitemore
Seal of
North Carolina
Red Bell
France
England
Italy
Holland
Switzerland
America
Wisconsin
Munster
rysSe
Eetanehy
MccLaren
McLaren
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
W.H. Wix
D.D.S. Butte
Mont
University of Pennsylvenia
St. Paul’s Hospital
South
Montana Street
Monte
J.M. Settle
Granite St
Davenport, Sage & Arnstein
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
Btapleton T M Hodgens
Europe
Jonn
Hton
G. W. Stapleton
Red E. Leavitt
W. Kemper
Hodgens
Cashier
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis James A. Talbott
EK. B. Werrick George Btevenson
O. K. Lewis
Pres
J. H. Vivian
V. P. Fayette Harrington
Dappier
Silver Bow National Bank
Capital
National
New York Union National Bank
Hicago Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
San Fr Ladd & Tilton
Portland
I. Deseret National Bank
Salt Leake
Iirat National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Omaha
Marcus Daly
M. Donahoe
Meyer Daly, Donahoe & Meyer
Daly
Hege
Burea
Philippines
Hawaii
Moyer
Runmes
Acai Grebtes
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